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Disappointing
I loved the first three Dark Secrets books, and when this one came out, I was looking forward to reading it.Elizabeth Chandler is a very good author, and it's nice that in her series she enters in elements of the supernatural.
A Great Book with a Unpredictable Ending
Dark Secrets: The Deep End of Fear by Elizabeth Chandler is one of the best mystery books.I had never read a mystery book that I couldn't put down the book once I start reading it.The story sets in Westbrook estate, Wisteria, Maryland, and the main character is Kate Venerelli.Dark Secrets: The Deep End of Fear is about a young girl, Kate, has been supposedly lured into drowning incident a few years before the actual story begins.Twelve years ago Kate's family left the Westbrook estate, just after Ashley Westbrook drowned in an icy pond.Now Kate, alone in the world, has returned to the estate.Kate, the hired, full- time tutor, tutors another spoiled Westbrook child, Patrick.It gives the impression that the young girl comes back to haunt them, because Patrick seems to have some connection since Kate has been tutoring him.He does deadly, dangerous things, such as diving into a drained pool, because he says, "Ashley dared me to."Just as Ashley once dared Kate twelve years ago.But at seventeen, "Ashley" or unfriendly members of her family or the forbidding housekeeper do not easily threaten Kate.Then Sam, the high school hockey team member, reveals a tragic link that connects him to Kate.Sam tells Kate to leave Westbrook estate immediately, but she will not abandon Patrick to the evil.In my opinion, this novel has a great story plot and will keep you hooked for hours.The climax or the best part of the story is when the friendly Joseph discloses himself as the indirect murderer of Ashley, and Ashley's grandfather, Adrian, is the person who hires Joseph.I think teens that like mystery books would best appreciate this book.Before reading this book, I had selected three other books, and found them dreary.Then, I had chosen this book to read for this assignment, because two of my classmates that had chosen other books from this series highly recommend it to me.I had also read the other books from the series too, after I finished this book.Compare to the other books, this book has the best story plot, but the story goes in the slowest pace of all.Therefore, I think the author needs more revision on keeping the story to flow faster.

Stupendous
This is simply outstanding, the characters are rich and captivating. The plot is unusually intriguing and the fright-factor is perfect. I absolutely love this book and would reccomend it to just about anyone!
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Subjects:  1. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    2. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    3. Fiction    4. Ghosts    5. Horror & Ghost Stories    6. Horror / Ghost Stories (Young Adult)    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Love & Romance    9. Mysteries (Young Adult)    10. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    11. Tutors and tutoring    12. Juvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective Stories   

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An outstanding mystery...
I was a big fan of the original Premonitions novel, and had originally figured that Jordan Cray would have a difficult time topping herself.Sequels that outstrip their successors are so rare and hard to come by, it's such a refreshing breath of fresh air to find a novel that meets and exceeds all the expectations held by fans of the original, while at the same time maintaining the overall tone and feel of the original.Gracie is still the quiet but intelligent leading gal that she was the first time around, and her visions are still going to get her in trouble.Like all good sequels though, Disappearance raises the stakes, and Gracie's father reappears after thirteen years of absence around the same time as a dead body is uncovered in the water and Gracie's island home is turned upside down.With the help of her computer hacker friend Ryan, (man, he sure seems like a cool guy, and he's so nice too!) Gracie's visions make her the only person who has a chance to simultaneously get to the bottom of both mysteries.Disappearance was a wonderful, unpredictable thrill ride all the way through, full of brilliant twists and turns and equally brilliant and well-drawn characters.The two main story arcs of the book - Gracie and her father, and Gracie and the murder - intertwine slowly but ingeniously, and where they take the reader, you won't know until the very last minute.
A sequel even better than the original
Gracie from PREMONITIONS has returned with her visions. This time, though, she sees a murder from the murderer's eyes. If that isn't creepy enough, Gracie's father comes back into her life after 13 years of not seeing or hearing from him. She's still struggling with grief from her mother's death two years ago, and adjusting to living with her aunt Shay and cousin Diego.
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Editorial Review

The tradition of the cozy English children’s mystery, so sweetly portrayed in classics like Read more

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bookreader
about a year ago my sister brought me this book to read saying it sounded good. i read it and it stayed in my mind for quite awhile. just recently i happen to see it in paperback and sent for it from amazon. it is a book that makes you think and wonder if ever someone did bring things home to save them. i would love to live in a big house and acreage and not care for the ugly world our leaders have created. this is a book for people who want to escape to a beautiful place of mystery and nature. children of all ages to 100 years old will enjoy this wonderful sensitive story of a young man finding his place in the world. mysterious animals and an old amazon indian caretaker of secrets. the mysterious moonflower, bugwomps, murra-yari, silkwomps,tigerwomps and other womp mammals that give the setting of a whole new world on an estate behind locked gates. it just took a boy and his inquisitive nature and love and care to make this a delightful book to save through the years for each generation to read. the end pages bring another chapter to stephen's life which would be an interesting sequal. but life is full of mystery and we can just believe stephen's legacy still lives on.

Medicine but no sugar.
"The Valley of Secrets" certainly looks like a promising read from the outside, and on the inside it has a story which is both familiar (nondescript English orphan discovers a fantastic destiny elsewhere) and differentiated by virtue of its location in Cornwall and its author's concern with the continuing deforestation of the Amazon basin.
Fascinating
Very enjoyable.I was surprised that it held my attention fairly well all the way through.Excellent imagery; I'd love to visit Lansbury Hall! ... Read more

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GREAT
this book is a great book for everyone who reads it. Personally, i luv this book. i've always like the character of lupus through the entire books series and i realluy like them all. the dolphins of larentums will tell you about lupus' past and it will be much easier to understand wt happpens after you also read the colossus of rhodes.

I LOVE IT!!!!
This is a great book and I think everyone should read it! You discover Lupus past and this story is so good I could not stop reading it. No matter what anyone says,READ THIS BOOK! Also read the other series of these books,you will love them. These are my favorite books!

A wonderful story about a young girl's life in Rome.
Flavia Gemina, hasn't heard of her father for four months. He is a sea captain and the last time she saw him was when he headed west on his spice ship. So Flavia is rather shocked when a mute and old-looking man ends up on her doorstep, happening to be her father. Moments of shock pass, and Flavia learns that she is about to lose everything that she owns. Running away with her three friends, Flavia finds herself on a beach, where treasure seemingly lies. This was a memorable and interesting new and good book to this fantastic series. ... Read more

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A Fun Read, Even For Adults!
I enjoyed Paul Bajoria's "The Printer's Devil."It may have been intended as a book for a juvenile audience, but this 54-year-old thought it was a blast.
A Waste of Time
In The Printer's Devil, Bajoria has strung together a confusing, unlikely and almost random sequence of events producing a "plot" that fails to provide either satisfaction or resolution. As for the sequel--I don't think so! Fool me once, shame on you.Fool me twice, shame on me.

Wonderful and Charming
This is my favorite book of all time. Anyone who doesn't like this book has the mental capacity of a three year old, judging by most of the bad review's spelling and grammar. However, it may not be appropriate for children under the age of nine...I'm twelve, as it does have some references to drugs, and the twists are a bit advanced. ... Read more

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A wonderful psychological thriller.
I'd like to start my review by saying that I am currently twenty-five years old and I still have a copy of this book on my shelf.
A surprising read
I'll admit it. I'm actually not a fan of Cooney's. I find her stories to be trite and two-dimensional for the most part (not to mention that - speaking as someone with bipolar disorder - I find her portrayals of the mental health community in many of her books to be rather questionable at best in their accuracy) and yet I am a huge fan of this series and have been since its release. To me this series was where she started to show the maturity you find in her more recent writings instead of the R.L.Stine-esque saw-it-coming-a-mile-away pulp horror books that kept me entertained in like the fourth grade. I'm twenty-five and I still reread this series time and again.
It's okay...
It was all right of a book... well, I'd say more exciting than the first two, but some parts still dragged a bit. ... Read more

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Idaho teen bookclub review
This book was not up to the reading standards of the Book Bandits teen bookclub in Meridian, Idaho.There was no empathy between readers and the characters, the plot was totally predictable, the characters were not developed fully, and the entire story did not capture the attention of the readers.The cover art wasn't very compelling either.The group suggests that you read Sherlock Holmes and Nancy Drew stories as a mystery alternative.

The Haunting,
Do you love suspense? The type of suspense that leaves you bitting your nails? Then you'll love Joan Lowery Nixon's "The Haunting".
okay book
it wasn't all that scary. but it's a good book. it was suspenseful, but there wasn't much that was really scary! ... Read more

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Nancy and Frank please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a great book!!! What is with the whole "I'm sorry Nancy but I'm in love with Callie I feel terrible about kissing you,'Thats alright Frank me too I'm in love with Ned" thing Frank and Nancy are meant to be!!!!! They are so not being true to themselves. Nancy admits that she is attracted to Frank practicly in everybook and in a question of guilt Frank proves that he is jealous of nancy going off with other men!!!! Anyway a good read as useual totally recorrmend!!!!

Really Really Good!!
I LOVED this book! It was really good. Nancy and the Hardys get called in to help with sabotage at a rich mountain resort.It's full of mystery,romance(LoL),and keeps you reading!I loved the part in the cabin & I hate that Ned showed up.It's a Must read for any fan!

The best one yet
I think this is the best Nancy Drew & Hardy Boys Supermystery of all.I finally was able to locate it in December.I have been wanting to read it for years, but I never could find it.It has an interesting plot intertwined with just enough romance that it's not too mushy.Read more

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delightful thriller
A hundred years or so have passed since the pandemic Great Flood devastated the world.Few places survived its destruction as well as Basle, a city in which air particles created by sorcerers prevent crime from happening due to the particles "keeping" a check on citizens.Threre are no major crimes until now.The city is suddenly inundated by homicides.Murder should not have occurred because of the air yet killings did and are becoming frequent.
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spectaculer.......... the only word for this book
The twelve tasks of Flavia Gemina is yet another book written by my favourite author Caroline Lawrence. To Flavia, it looks like her pater has finally found true love.... once again. But thats not all..... Flavia's found love too... but most young girls would fall in love with smone young but Flavia's found love with aolder man.... Will he ever find out? What will happen to Flavia's Father? will he get married...??..? its all up to you to find out by readin' the book. It's a great book

Starts out excellently, then fizzles
I just wrote a rather long review for this, then it disappeared so I'll make this rewrite short.My daughter and I love the Roman Mystery books, and were really enjoying this one until the whole mystery turned out to be a non issue and (SPOILER) they killed off a female character that Flavia had just bonded with so touchingly.My daughter was outraged. For myself, I'm so tired of children's books and Disney movies with their dead mothers, this seemed like a great opportunity to go against the tide, but apparently Lawrence chose not to take it.
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The Seance
The Séance by Joan Lowery Nixon is a very interesting book. It is a mixture of feelings. It is mysterious, happy, and sad. I highly recommend this book. As I was reading it, I could picture what the author wrote. He words were so beautifully written, that I could see what was happening in my head. I never wanted to put this book down. The book wasn't predictable like most books that I have read. When I did try to predict what was going to happen next, I couldn't. I tried to predict the murder; I thought I was 100% right but it turns out it was the last person you would expect! It was so shocking!
This is a MUST read book
The S?ance
The Séance
The S�ance
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switched
The book 'Switched' is kind of confusing. i did not quite understand until i read the whole thing again.
Great Book!
Nicole and Lucy are both best friends.
switched!
this book is so great i cant even explain it you have to read it though it is the best book EVER IN HISTORY BY R.L. STINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOu have to read it!!!! ... Read more

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A Wonderful Addition to the 'Missing Persons' Series
Missing person prodigies, Sam and Sophie Shattenberg have just taken their third case since becoming pint-size detectives. The two girls are investigating a strange ring of pet-nappers plaguing the small town of Venice, Indiana; while at the same time they're trying to track down Jack, the son of their boss, and resident Private Investigator - when he's on the wagon - Gus. However, their investigations into Jack's disappearance are being kept quiet, so as not to upset their boss and get them fired. Soon the two girls get a few leads, and head out to Las Vegas, where they're finding nothing but dead ends, until lady luck shines her light on them.
Incredibly enjoyable series
After reading the first and second mysteries in this series, I couldn't wait to get my hands on the third, and I am now waiting impatiently for the fourth.These books are really enjoyable, and I especially like the fact that they do not talk down to the teen audience they are directed at.True, I'm not in that teen audience anymore, but that didn't stop me from being thoroughly delighted with these books.I would highly recommend them as gifts for young teen readers.

Excellent third book in the Missing Persons series.
Sophie and Sam, the Shattenberg sisters, are back in their third adventure. This time, they are involved in searching for several pets that have gone missing in their small town of Venice, Indiana. At the same time, they are trying to locate Jack Jenkins, son of Gus Jenkins, the private detective the girls work for. Jack left Venice after his high school graduation three years ago, and hasn't been heard from since. Lately Gus has been depressed, having failed to locate his son after all this time, and Sophie and Sam are determined to help him. But they have few leads. Can they locate Jack, as well as the missing pets?
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Baffled by the young adult rating
What exactly is that, I wonder, the young adult rating?This novel has young adults having pre-marital sex, has brains splattered, people murdered, racial hatred - and not really played down to any level below adult.I don't understand this being classified as a young adult novel.As an adult novel, it suffers from repetitious melodramatic reviews of the events in the book through the thoughts of character after character in scene after scene, confusing the fact there's probalby a novella here, maybe even just a novelette, fluffed out with a bunch of angsty introspection on the part of the characters that goes on and on to no end.
Gets you thinking.......
I have read this book twice.Once on my own and again for a school assignment.I used this book because we had to get a book that was universally appealing which this book is.It speaks to many people about one of the most serious conflict that we face in this world.It thought it was an extremely great book that everyone can learn from.It has a scientific appeal to it that makes the reader interested as it did me.I recommend this book to anyone who wants to be on their seat while reading this.

I thought this book was great.....
This book was great!! It deals with the problems of an interraccial relationship, racism and the likes. Anyone who loves a good mystery shouild read this book because it is really good!! ... Read more

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The 3rd Series of Fingerprints
Second Book Review
She Was Only Trying to Help....
Rae Voight knew that she owed Anthony for all of his help - big time.He was the one who discovered that she wasn't going crazy, she just was picking up other people's thoughts when she touched their fingerprints.Rae is learning how to control her new skills, but she can't help but remember that Anthony's deepest wish and biggest fear is to find out about his dad.Rae wants to do something nice for Anthony and so she convinces Yana to help her find out about Anthony's father.Rae quickly discovers that Anthony's dad is in Scott State Prison.She doesn't want to tell Anthony, though, not until she knows what kind of a guy his father is.Unfortunately, Anthony's dad won't talk to her so Yana comes up with a plan to get them into Scott State and even get a full on tour!While she's there, Rae "reads" someone's thoughts and realizes that there is someone in prison who knew Rae's mother, Melissa.But who, and how?Rae doesn't get the chance to find out and she can't even tell Anthony because he is furious with her about finding his dad. AWESOME!...
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A Good Book, But Not 5 Stars
I watch the television series Smallville faithfully along with my book club.Then we review the books.While Cherie Bennett and Jeff Gottesfeld are the better writers in the Smallville book series, this one was not a 5 stars.The book is noble in pointing out the evils of racism.Kudos to the authors for that.The problem is we're in the mindset of the racist classmate the majority of the time, rather than in the mindset of Clark, Lana, Lex, or anyone else.This is a little too much to see his perspective.But, like most of the Bennett and Gottesfeld books, it is well-crafted and true to the Smallville characters.

A really good book
So far in the smallville series I thought this one was one of the better ones. I like the storyline. They did a really good job on the characters. One think I didn't like was it was hard to figure out which season the story took. I think it was in the second season right after Whitney left.

Definitely Funny but 4 Stars
This book is basically about a boy who is a big time racist and he receives an hourglass from his racist dad for his birthday.When ever he flips the glass, he can pierce the fabric of time (he can move at super fast speed like Clark Kent). This new found power allows him to commit hate crimes without ever getting caught.And with a multicultural celebration coming up in Smallville, it is up to Clark to prevent the bad boy from ruining it for everyone. ... Read more

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An interesting, funny, trendy 'Nancy Drew'-type series that will please mystery readers of all ages
Sophie knows that she's made a big mistake, when she accidentally lets her mother's famous matzo ball soup recipe to Wilda Higgins, the owner of the Petal Diner. After all, she and her sister - Sam - are known to the town of Venice, Indiana as two Christian girls whose parents were killed in a car accident, not two Jewish girls who ran away from Queens, New York with their evil stepmother's money. However, Wilda quickly adds some Midwestern touches to make the recipe her own, then enters it into a contest. However, when Wilda wins, and is chosen to appear on Griffin Gateaux's cable television cooking show, she invites Sophie to join her on-screen. Now, Sam must figure out a way to prevent Sophie's face from being plastered all over the media, or their covers will definitely be blown. But that's the least of their worries, for Wilda and Griffin quickly disappear while touring local dairy farms, and now it's up to Sophie and Sam, along with their Private Investigator boss, the gruff Gus, to find Wilda and Griffin before they're both...expired.
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Two stolen bodies.One mystery.Equals non stop suspense!
Nancey Drew and Ned's romantic dinner ends in the discovery of Pam Harter's body, an investigative reporter, at a construction site.Meanwhile the Hardy's, Frank and Joe, are working undercover as EMT's, because someone is holding up ambulances and stealing bodies!Nancey, Frank, Joe, Ned, and Brenda Carlton, another investigative reporter, team up to find the truth behind the murder and body snatching before it's to late.

This book is awesome!It's full of action and suspense!
Somebody is stealing bodies from ambulences in River Heights, and the Hardy Boys pose as EMTs to solve the mystery.Meanwhile, Nancy looks someone that Brenda Carlton insists is missing.Nancy finds her murdered in a construction lot.When she calls 911, the Hardy Boys show up!This book is my favorite of all the super mysteries.You will never guess the ending!

Love it!!! Definite buy!!!
The Hardys are under cover in River Heights because someone has been hijacking ambulances... and stealing bodies!!! Nancy discovers the grim truth while searching for the 'why' in a reporter's death for Brenda Carlton, and she and Ned almost don't make it to the end of the book. Read it to find more intrigue... ... Read more

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